How are the opportunities for paid surveys in the Philippines?

Taking online surveys can be a great way to make some extra cash. The country you live in plays a big part for the amount of opportunities you have. As you might already know, the Philippines is unfortunately not the country that has the most options in this area.

It does however not mean that there are no good options here – it just means you might have to look a little harder to find the good sites that are available in your country (but don’t worry, I have done that job for you below).

How you get the most out of the opportunities?

One tip that is important to get success with survey sites in the Philippines is to know that many sites do not only offer surveys as an earning method but also many other ways. Often sites that have surveys are also called GPT sites (get-paid-to) because you can get paid for a number of different tasks.

Remember to use these other options. If a site does not have a lot of surveys available, or if you do not qualify very often, using the other methods can really boost your earnings.

Some of the other ways you can typically earn are by doing micro online tasks, clicking ads, signing up for free online trials, play games, watch videos, download apps, participate in free contests and more.

On the list below, I will explain what methods are available on the different sites, and you can also click to see the full review of each site to get more details.

Another way to get the most out of survey sites and GPT sites is to join several sites. The number of opportunities vary from day to day on each site and new surveys and offers come all the time.

So by joining more, you will have more opportunities. And do not give up just because a site one day does not have any offers – give it a little time to get to know each site and get to know the opportunities.

Top 15 paid survey sites in the Philippines

The sites on the list below are all legit opportunities to take paid surveys in the Philippines and they are all free to join and use.

The list is regularly updated so make sure to bookmark the page and come back and check for new opportunities once in a while. If you have not taken paid surveys before, it is a good idea to join 4-6 sites to get enough opportunities.

If you are experienced, you can join more sites.

#1 – Viewfruit Philippines

Short summary:
Viewfruit is an excellent survey site, and it has its own survey panel just for the Philippines. It usually has several daily survey opportunities, and it is very easy to use. You just sign up, and you will then receive email invitations, when there are new surveys for you.

You can also earn by inviting friends to join, and it has a community feeling as well, where you can interact with other members, vote for their content, and create quick polls yourself.

It further has a great way to pay out, as you get paid through PayPal, and the payout threshold is only $5. Definitely a site worth joining, if you live in the Philippines.

#2 – Surveytime

Short summary:Surveytime is a very simple survey site that is extremely easy to use. You just have to make sure you fill out the initial survey profiler when you first join, and then you will get access to a very good amount of online surveys in the Philippines.

It is not a typical survey site and it pays out very quickly. In fact, you get paid instantly through PayPal as soon as you have completed a survey. The money goes into your PayPal account within minutes which is very fast compared to many other sites.

Another thing that is a bit special about Surveytime is that you will always get $1 per survey you complete no matter the topic or length of the survey. This means that you at times can get really good value for the time spent here.

#3 – Instar Wallet

Short summary:Instar Wallet is a brand new kind of survey site and it still in the beta phase. But it can have advantages to join already now and be a part of it already from the beginning.

What makes it particularly interesting for you if you live in the Philippines is that the platform is actively looking for members from the Philippines. This means that in the long run, you can expect good opportunities.

You just need to be aware that the rewards you will earn are cryptocurrency and this is the only payment methods at the moment. If you would like to earn this, then Instar Wallet is an interesting new site worth checking out.

#4 – ClixSense

Short summary:ClixSense is one of the survey sites that give good opportunities to most countries including the Philippines. You might however not be able to participate in many of the surveys there from the Philippines, but there should be some, as it has many daily opportunities.

ClixSense does, however, have several other good ways to earn. It has a good offer wall with a lot of different offers and tasks, and it is a great site to do Figure Eight (aka CrowdFlower) micro tasks, as it has some really good bonuses for this. It also has a nice daily activity bonus.

You can get paid through Skrill, Payoneer, or Tango Card. It is fairly easy to use and definitely a site worth checking out.

#5 – Mobrog

Short summary:Mobrog is a site that is simple and it has sites in many countries including the Philippines where it has a specific panel just for PH.

It is very easy to use, and you will get an email every time there is a new survey available. It offers a decent amount of surveys but you just need to be aware that you will not qualify for all surveys, so sometimes it can take a bit of patience to find the surveys you qualify for.

As an extra site, it can definitely be worth it, as it is very easy to use, and you do not have to spend any time figuring out how it works.

#6 – Superpay.me

Short summary:Superpay.me is available in more or less all countries, and you can also join from the Philippines. It has many daily opportunities, and you can earn by taking surveys, watch videos, click ads, take offers, participate in their free contests, and more.

At first it can be a little confusing to use, and it can take some time to find that opportunities that are available in Philippines. But overall a great site, and it has good payout methods, as you can get paid through PayPal, Skrill, Amazon gift cards, and Bitcoin. The payout threshold is only $1, which is one of the lowest for a survey site.

#7 – PrizeRebel

Short summary:PrizeRebel is available in most countries, but the opportunities will vary from country to country. In the Philippines you should find some available surveys, but you should definitely make sure to check out the other options as well, as some of these might give you better opportunities to earn.

On PrizeRebel, you can do Figure Eight tasks, take online offers, watch videos, get a daily activity bonus, it has some great free contests, it frequently gives out promo codes with free points, and it has different membership level, so you will get more and more benefits and opportunities the more active you are.

You can get paid through PayPal (which is my personal favorite to get paid on survey sites), or get gift cards. Once you have spent a little time to learn to navigate the site and find the different options, it is very easy to use, and it has a low payout threshold, so you can quickly get a payout.

#8 – Timebucks

Short summary:Timebucks is a site that is a bit unusual in some ways, as it has some opportunities to earn that I have not seen anywhere else. Some of the opportunities does not pay very high rewards, but also do not take long. The greatest thing about Timebucks is that you can definitely always find a number of ways to earn no matter where you live, so there will be many available opportunities in the Philippines as well.

You can earn by watching videos, taking surveys, mining cryptocurrencies, watching online content and more. You can get your earnings out through PayPal or Bitcoin.

#9 – YouGov

Short summary:YouGov is a great international survey site that has panels in many countries. It also has a specific panel for Philippines. It offers regular paid surveys, and something that sets YouGov a part from most other survey sites is that you can actually see the results of their research on the website.

The panel is easy to use, as you will receive an email when there is a new survey. You earn points when you answer surveys, and these points can then be exchanged into cash through PayPal, AirAsia Big Points, gift cards, mobile credits, or charity donations. The payout threshold is $25 which is a bit high, but still within reason.

#10 – Toluna Influencers

Short summary:Toluna is a worldwide survey site that has local pages for many countries including the Philippines. It is a very easy site to use and has a good amount of surveys. You can also earn a bit extra by creating content other members can interact with, by voting in daily polls, and it has a good amount of free contests.

Toluna is definitely a site you should check out, if you like taking online surveys. You can get paid through PayPal or choose between a number of different gift cards.

#11 – LifePoints Panel (aka GlobaltestMarket)

Short summary:LifePoints Panel used to be called GlobalTestMarket but in the Philippines GTM no longer exist and is now called LifePoints instead. It is purely a survey site, and surveys are the only way to earn here. That makes it very simple to use.

It is not the site that has the most opportunities, but as it is very easy to use, it can still be worth signing up for as an extra site. You will receive an email when there is an available survey for you, so you do not have to keep an eye on the site yourself.

#13 – GrabPoints

Short summary:GrabPoints is a GPT site with several ways to earn. It will not offer the most opportunities in the Philippines, but with some patience, you can find some options and it is legit, so therefore it is still on this list.

You can earn by taking surveys, watching videos, downloading apps, taking offers and more. If you are mostly interested in surveys, this will, however, not be one of the top sites for the Philippines, so you should only join if you are also interested in some of the other earning methods.

GrabPoints pays out in cash through PayPal or you can get gift cards. You will not have many gift cards to choose from in PH though, so the best payout option for you will be PayPal.

#14 – Triaba

Short summary:Triaba is another very simple and easy to use survey site, and it has a site for the Philippines.

When a site only offers surveys, there will of course not be so many opportunities as if it has other ways to earn as well. But Triaba is one of the most simple sites to use, so it will not take much extra time to sign up for, and then just do the surveys that will come once in a while, so it can still be worth joining as an extra site.

You will get an email when there is a new survey available for you. You can get paid through PayPal or gift cards.

There you have it – a list of the best sites to do online paid surveys if you live in the Philippines.

Remember to use some of the other earning methods on the sites as well. It can really boost your earnings, and it is a way to earn, even if you often do not qualify for the surveys. And also it is a good idea to join several sites as they all have different options and by joining more, you will get more earning opportunities.

If you have any questions or any experiences with survey sites in the Philippines yourself or know of a site that you think is missing on the list, I would love to hear from in a comment below.

I have been told by Mobrog themselves that in all countries the payout threshold will be around $6 but in the local currency. So 250 PH Peso sounds about right according to the currency converter I just checked.

Hi Mikael. I signed up for Clixsense but I’m getting the error “Access to this page has been denied.
Access via a Proxy/VPN/VPS or from a country not on your profile is not permitted.” I’m from Philippines. I’m getting this error on every link. Hoping you could help.

Kudos to your very informative article! Article contents are very thorough. Very prompt replies to queries are very much helpful and are greatfully appreciated. Thank you very much for your wonderful article and God bless!

Ive tried to sign up at Toluna however when I was on the step to input captcha I keep getting a message could not create my account. I am 100% sure that I am choosing the right pictures. I tried to sign up using the app as well as thru website. Please help.

Sounds strange Nina. Maybe there has just been a temporary error on the site. I would suggest trying again in a few hours. If it still does not work, I would suggest you to contact Toluna’s support. They can probably tell you what is going on.

I have a full review of ClixSense you can check out. In that review there also is a video tutorial where I give a guided tour of the platform. So try to check that out. Hope that helps and let me know if you have other questions.

Good day admin, newbie here, I want earn some extra income
regarding paypal I was about to make an account, should I choose “receive payment with paypal for people and businesses who primarily want to receive payments??

Some sites offer gift cards as one of their payout methods. This mean you can choose to have your earnings paid out in gift cards. The gift cards will often be electronic, so you will receive them quickly after ordering them. Other times they will physically send them to you. It depends on the platform.

Which gift cards you can get depends on the specific platform. But examples are gift cards to Amazon, to Starbucks, to supermarkets, to restaurants, etc.

We are sorry to inform you that you have not qualified for this survey. There are many reasons why people don’t qualify, which include, but may not be limited to, not fitting the screening criteria, not providing quality responses or other reasons defined by our end client.

from Philippines -can you help me regarding this matter? Can I still join paid survey sites? I joined triaba but this message pop up. I thought I was going to start my survey so sad

It is very normal not to qualify for all surveys. This does not mean you cannot take paid surveys. You will just often get surveys you do not qualify for, and this will happen on any survey site and for everybody.

To get more chances, it can be a good idea to join several survey sites. But in general you just have to be prepared to often not qualify and then just continue to the next survey, until you get a survey you qualify for.

It is definitely okay to join more survey sites. I actually always suggest people to join more, as you will then have more chances of earning, as many of the sites have different offers. So a good idea to join several.

I have made the list with the sites that in my experience and opinion are the best for Philippines at the top of the list. It can however be different from person to person which sites are the best depending on personal preferences. For example what kind of payout method your prefer. On the list you can get a quick overview of what each site offer and then join the ones that fit your preferences the most.

If you are completely new and do not have any preferences about payout method etc. I would suggest to join the sites on top of the list and start taking surveys there.

Feel free to keep me updated on how it goes and let me know, if you have any other questions.

Good evening here from the Philippines. I want to earn extra income. I’m a mother of two children, and as of now I don’t have any work. I am a plain housewife now.

As I browse I saw your blog about paid online surveys. I decided to join one those surveys and it was superpay.me. After I registered my member account was in trouble and they marked me as a “cheater”. They told me that I should send a help ticket, but I don’t know what to do. Can you help me. Pls… Thanks in advance.

sorry to hear this Leria. I have actually been marked as a cheater on Superpay.me as well in the past. I found out it was because I logged in when I was abroad. Luckily the support on Superpay.me are quick at getting back to you and explain what is going on in cases like this and the quickly fixed the issue for me.

When you go to the website, there is a “help” tab in the menu. When you hover over this, a dropdown menu will come up, where you can choose to submit a ticket. So fill this out and explain your situation. As mentioned they are usually fast at getting back to you. So try to contact them and see, if they can sort it out for you.

And feel free to keep me updated on how it goes. And if you have any more questions just ask.

I recently had someone else having the same issue with PrizeRebel in the Philippines. I talked to PrizeRebel about it, and they confirmed that the platform is available in the Philippines, and it most likely has to do with the specific account/IP address. So the best to do is to contact PrizeRebel’s support directly, as they will then look into it – their support is very good, and they get back to you quickly. And feel free to keep me updated on how it goes.

And thanks for the other suggestions. I am planning to update the list of the sites soon, and always great to get some feedback, so will look at the sites you mention that are not yet on the list.

Feel free to come back here and update me on how you like ClixSense. Which other sites have you had success with, if you don’t mind sharing? I always like to hear about other peoples experiences and which sites they have the most success with.

Hello, Mikael. Thanks for your great post. I joined ClixSense and months ago and got paid already. I also joined Toluna.ph and also got paid. Thanks for your help. In fact I wrote something about in my blog, too.

I have now heard back from PrizeRebel. They do already have members from the Philippines and the country is not blocked from PrizeRebel, so strange what is going on in your case. They did however say you can try to write their support, and they can see if it is something with your IP address. However, even if you manage to become a member, I have also had it confirmed that the earning opportunities for Philippines will be limited there.

But try to reach out to their support and see if there is anything to do. They are usually fast at getting back.

Also, I will keep looking for good survey opportunities in the Philippines and update this list accordingly. I am testing a few sites at the moment that will probably be added to the list soon. But also feel free to keep me updated, if you hear of some great opportunities for PH that are not on the list (know you have already mentioned YouGov and Viewfruit, and I am also planning to add these next time I update this list).

I sincerely appreciate the effort in checking out about that prize rebel matter. I’ll try and check if it has something to do with my ISP. I’ll be in touch and keep you updated as well regarding other paid survey sites via email. Thanks again for this wonderful website!

Mikael
on June 30, 2018 at 8:42 am

You are welcome Jon Josef. Glad I could help. And thanks for keeping me updated – I appreciate it.

Yes they are all legit. I only recommend legit sites. I have personally used and tested the sites on this list thoroughly. You can also check out my article about how to spot survey scams to have an idea about what you in general should look for when it comes to spotting the scams.

Thanks for your feedback adn suggestion Josh. I agree YouGov is also a great option and was also planning to update and include it on the list soon. Will test Viewfruit and PanelStation as soon as possible.

Just wanted to let you know that I have just double-checked with the PrizeRebel support about the availability in Philippines, and PrizeRebel DO accept members from the Philippines. The amount of available surveys will be lower than in for example English-speaking countries, as there is less research demand. But you should definitely be able to join and also be able to find some surveys, offers, and tasks there.

I was told that the best chance of finding the available surveys, if you are in the Philippines is to first of all check out the “Daily Surveys” section.

That seems to be pretty weird. I tried accessing their site and whenever I do create an account, it would give me a notification at the top that “Your region is not supported” or some sort. Do you have a link wherein I can try and check if it does really work, I know that there is a minimal opportunity since I’m from the Philippines, but still, a little extra won’t hurt. Thank you in advance.

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